Nopalea

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MYRE, M. (1974) Nopalea cochenilliferaits culture and acclimatisation to the arid areas of Mozambique.

Chapter 5 1953
The cochineal insect is nurtured on a species of _Opuntia_ (_O. coccinellifera_), separated by some authors under the name of _Nopalea_, and sometimes also on _O.

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Harnessing the power of betalains, a rare and powerful class of antioxidants that flourishes in the Nopal fruit, Nopalea delivers scientifically proven health benefits.

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Working in two vital ways, Nopalea helps to neutralize your body's inner toxins and reduce its inflammation.

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